Guitar Wizards for #ttt

Saludos a todos los amantes de la música, llego a esta competencia por la invitación de mi genial madre @zullyscott. Que bonito es compartir música y aventurarse en su evocación y creación. Tengo tiempo

Dream Theater

I got into the band Frost* about ten years ago after hearing them on a prog rock podcast. Since then I have bought a load of music and last week I saw them live for the third time. I am pretty sure this

The soundtrack of the day is Jasper Wrath and their self-titled album from 1971, progressive rock. youtube.com/watch?v=uzhbvobaUmE They really managed to make the world don't he cover come to life, they

Today I thought I would enter #threetunestuesday organised by @ablaze I think it's week 73 but I may be wrong, hopefully someone will tell me. As an old bloke who was brought up on 1970s prog-rock, I thought

This is not your typical music autobiography as it is not full of stories of excess. Steven Wilson's addiction is music and he has made a lot of it. I think I became properly aware of Steven Wilson about

Listening to Porcupine Tree new CD Closure/Continuation while waiting for my wife to finish work. I quite like it although it took a few listening sessions for it to grow on me! A good album considering

One thing @slobberchops and I have in common is a love of the music of Steven Wilson (well most of it anyway). Mr Wilson has revived his old band Porcupine Tree for a new album and I saw Mr Chop bought

I have posted previously about my appreciation of the music of Steven Wilson. I saw his old band Porcupine Tree when a friend of a friend got us on the guest list and I have followed his progress since

When I was a kid I was not particularly into music. Of course I listened to it on the radio and I had a few records, but it took a while before I got obsessed with it. It was bands like Queen and ELO that

I've been collecting records for as long as I can remember, and sometimes it's easy to skip over things, and forget what you've got. I'm going to start listening to things in alphabetical order, it give

I've been collecting records for as long as I can remember, and sometimes it's easy to skip over things, and forget what you've got. I'm going to start listening to things in alphabetical order, it give

These days the label progressive is thrown around a lot. Most of the time I don't think it remotely applies due to the fact it usually isn't actually offering anything new. I've been a fan of the word

The British Progressive band Camel - A must to listen too.

It is time to revive this theme that was kicked off my @slobberchops, inspired by #MetalWeekend that @detlev does. The idea is to feature music from outside the mainstream. That will mean different things

Chronique d'un album qui change ma vie

@bozz has been doing #whatareyoulisteningto posts for a while, mostly from his vinyl collection. Here are some albums I have been enjoying lately. You can actually see most of what I listen to on last.fm.

I recently did a mixtape for the greek Paranoise Radio station. The tape features a private selection of everything what went down in germany in the 70ies in terms of psychedelic music, from Beat to Krautrock

"Bad Heads And Bad Cats" (released in 1976) is the name of the eleventh studio album by the German band, Embryo. The group founded in the 70s is a faithful representative of jazz rock-fusion